Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 June 1940 — Page 4

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Members of the 334th Infantry, ‘reserve officers, will give a farewell party tonight for their instructor, Maj. Leslie C. Wheat, who has been i transferred tc Pt. Huachuca, Ariz. The party will be held at 7:30 p. m. at the 40 & 8 Chatesy, 119 E. Ohio St. A special guest will ve Maj. Wheat’s successor, Lieut. Col. Charles B. Ritchel, formerly R. O. T. C. instructor in Pennsylvania. Those in charge of arrangements include Maj. George Wilson, Capt. Louis Kruger, Lieut. R. H. Reiner, Lieut. A. P. Shaffstall and Lieut. Harold B. Schuman.

There are approximately 3,000,000 automobile radios in use in the United States.

Maj. Leslie C. Wheat. . . goes to Ft. Huachuca, Ariz. ,

"GIRL SCREAMS |

ROUT GUNMAN|

. A masked gunman was routed from a drug store at 34th St. and Central Ave. last night by a girl who screamed as he was taking the contents of the cash drawer while holding the soda clerk at bay with a gun, : Harold Schenk, 16, of 548 Central Court, the clerk, told police the bandit came into the John E. Steeg Drug Store, 3365 Central Ave. with a white handkerchief tied over his face. He forced the youth to empty

the cash register.

As he was picking up the money, a girl in the store whose identity

'|was not. learned, ran out the front

door, screaming and calling for the police. The bandit became frightened and failed to take all the

money. The amount obtained was unknown.

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How to drink milk and have it, tov, is demonstrated by the sioddl in the center, whose dress is made from casein of milk. She and other girls are wearing chemically made dresses. The dresses will be featured in the revue, “Fashions Out of Test Tubes,” to be presented at the American Chemical Society meeting tomorrow at Purdue University. The dresses will be modeled at Lafayette by Purdue students.

[FUND LEADERS T0 MEET HERE |

State leaders in fund-raising campaigns will discuss their fall programs tomorrow when the Indiana Association of Community Chests and Councils meets at the Indianepolis, Athletic Club. The meeting will open at 9 a. m. with an address by Virgil Martin, association president, who is acting manager of the Indianapolis: Community Fund. Staff and lay leaders in all the community funds tnroughout the State are expected

| 10 attend.

Harry Bolt, manager of the Indiana Bell Telephone Co. at South Bend, will speak on “Board Mem-

E | bers’ Responsibilities” at a luncheon

rieeting. Perry W. Lesh, first vice president of the local fund, will preside. “Budgeting and Relation to Com-

§ munity Sources” will be discussed

temorrow morning by H. E. Moore, board member of the Bloomington fund; Robert H. Stroud, Ft. Wayne fund executive secretary; G. E. Johnson, Evansville fund board

ily Service Bureau president at Muncie.

It is reported that there are three toll highways under construction, or nearly completed, at the present time in the eastern part of the United States: one in Connecticut, one in New York, and one in Pennsylvania.

member, and John V. Maier, Fam-

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JOB OUTLOOK HELD BETTER

Less Stigma Now on Older Workers, Forty Plus Club Is Told.

The older worker has a better chance of finding a job now than he has had for many years, George J. Smith told the Forty Plus Club last

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night. Mr. Smith, manager of the Indianapolis field office of the State meeuing in Service, spoke at a club | meeting in the Chamber of Commerce offices. y “Now is the time for older workers to evaluate their abilities and con-

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centrate upon a:definite job-hunt-he said, declaring that “every survey” in recent years has shown less discrimination against older workers. He said that the Employment Service has fewer work applications from workers between 40 and 60 than between 20 and 40, and he called attention to a survey made this year by the National Association of Manufacturers which showed that workers over 40 were the “best employees. »

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severe accidents because they were more careful about moving machinery and that they were therefore, less employment risks. He said the survey ‘also showed that older workers were more reliable and more stable. “Bmployers should be informed | concerning these facts about the older worker,” Mr..Smith said.

AIRPLANE CRASHES

AREDALE, Iowa, June 13 (U. P.). —Butler County authorities investigated today the tangled wreckage of an airplane in which five persons, three of them members of one family, rode to their deaths. The craft went into a tailspin 250 feet above the ground. Clarence Barnett, whose wife and wo sons were among those Killed, was the only witness to the crash. Mr. Barnett had planned to go aloft with his family, but instead gave ‘his seat to Carl Pfaltzgraff, 25, Dumont, Iowa, automobile salesman. The others in the plane were Chester and Clark Bennett, their mother and Maybelle Vane, Dumont, an employee on the Barnett farm.

2 CITY YOUTHS PASS FLYING CADET TESTS

Two Indianapolis youths have been selected for enlistment as flying cadets in the U.S. Army Air Corps. They are Robert D, Fattig, 117 N. Drexel Ave. and George K. Williams, 317 E. 47th St. Both will report to Ft. Harrison June 21 for enlistment and then go to the Chicago School of Aeronautics for a three-months primary flight and ground school training course.

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Upon . successful. completion of the primary course, the cadets will be sent to’ Randolph Field, Tex., “the West Point of the Air” and from there to Kelly Field, Tex. for advanced military flying.

NYA REPRESENTATIVE NAMED WASHINGTON, June 13.—Stewart O. Campbell of Salt Lake City

tor Aubrey Williams to be regional representative in Indiana, Delaware, Illinois, Kentucky, Maryland,

sylvania, West Virginia and Wisconsin.

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Short sleeve, sports collar shirts of cool, long wearing, washable cloths. In or out styles. All sizes. ; 79¢ Polo Shirts

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Sanforized—Washable SPORTS SLACKS

$700

$1.59 Values

~ A splendid selection of striped

mixture and checked patterns in the season’s popular shades of blue, tan, green and grey. All sizes 30 to 42.

Women’s Lovely SUMMER DRESSES

Moderately Priced

Lovely ' spun rayons, smart bembergs and cool cottons for dress or sports wear. Blacks, navy, pastels and whites. Sizes 9 to 15, 12 to 20 and 38 to 44.

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Women’s Dressy—Sheer

SUMMER DRESSES

Sizes 14 to 20 and 38 to 46

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